Fancy Hegari 
Arizona Grown. Produces large heads and ma- 
tures earlier. Hegari stands dry weather, the 
grain does not shatter and the crop is certain. 
Pound 20c; 10 pounds 90c; postpaid. 
Millet 
BIG GERMAN—Large yield. On good land, 
with a favorable season, five tons to the acre 
not unzommon; makes lots of leaves. To make 
the best hay it should be cut green, when 
heads are in full bloom; if wanted for seed, 
must be allowed to ripen. Should not be sown 
before April, when ground gets warm. Three 
pecks will sow an acre. Pound 20c; 10 pounds 
$1.25, postpaid. 
Winter Barley 
WINTER BEARDED BARLEY — Splendid hog 
feeding qualities. In some sections it is used 
almost entirely for horses and mules. Makes 
excellent winter grazing. Yields 50 to 75 
bushels of grain per acre. This is the only 
Barley that will successfully stand a hard 
freeze. Pound 15c; 10 pounds $1.00, postpaid. 

WRITE FOR PRICES ON LARGER 
QUANTITIES. 
YOU MONEY! 
STAFFEL’S 
GRAIN SORGHUMS 
AND RAPE 
—FOR FEED 
WE CAN SAVE 

Dwarf Essex Rape 
Rape has been grown mostly for sheep pasture, 
but in recent years people have learned that 
it is equally valuable as a forage crop for 
cattle, hogs and poultry. The young, tender 
leaves of Rape make the fine greens for table 
use and are preferred by some to mustard and 
other greens. Under favorable weather condi- 
tions and on good soil Rape will produce from 
10 to 25 tons of green forage per acre. It can 
be grown in the fall as it stands our winters 
without killing; it can also be sown in the 
spring with good results. Sow in drills at the 
rate of 5 to 8 pounds per acre. Pound 35c; 16 
pounds $3.00, postpaid. 
Non-Saccharine Sorghums 
ARIZONA GROWN DOUBLE DWARF YELLOW 
MILO MAIZE—Very productive and makes an 
enormous amount of the finest kind of grain 
which is relished by all kinds of stock. Sow in 
rows 3 feet apart; five to ten pounds of seed 
per acre. Pound 20c; 10 pounds $1.00, post- 
paid. 
Saccharine Sorghums 
RED TOP CANE—The seed is smaller than the 
Amber and Orange, makes the very finest of 
fodder and is in very heavy demand. Pound 
15c; 10 pounds 75c postpaid. Ask for prices 
in larger quantities. 
HONEY DRIP CANE—Large stalk, sometimes 
as large in diameter as Ribbon Cane and 
much taller. Yields as much as four to five 
hundred gallons of the very best syrup to 
the acre. Pound 20c; 10 pounds $1.25, post- 
paid: 
FREE SOIL ANALYSIS 
Poor crops are the result, many times, of 
improper or insufficient fertilizers. Don’t 
blame your seed for crop failures before 
you are sure that your soil is properly fer- 
tilized. We are equipped to analyze your 
soil in our modern laboratory by a man 
with many years in the business. Come 
into the store . . . or write in for in- 
formation concerning our free soil analysis. 

Staffel’s Prolific Peanuts 
SPANISH—An old and prolific variety, 
used for hog feed, though really more 
palatable than either the Tennessee or 
Virginia Reds. The fruit is small and 
easily gathered. Twenty-two pounds to the 
bushel. Sow about one and one-half bush- 
els to the acre. Pound 20c; 10 pounds 
$1.50, postpaid. 
Staffel’s Best 
BLISS TRIUMPH—The Potatoes we offer 
are smooth, clean and free from prongs 
and scab—growing stronger and more vig- 
orous, maturing in a shorter time and 
yielding much more than home-grown 
seed. Our stock is genuine Minnesota 
grown; none better to be had. Pound 15c; 
10 pounds 90c, postpaid; bushel $2.50, 
not postpaid. 
VIRGINIA JUMBO—The largest Peanuts 
grown; are the favorites for parching. They 
are of a spreading habit, and are cultivat- 
ed in ridges, like sweet potatoes. In a 
favorable season they make a large yield. 
Pound 25c; 10 pounds $2.00, postpaid. 
Write for prices in larger quantities. 
Seed Potatoes 
IRISH COBBLER—This variety is one of 
the most reliable of the early varieties. 
It is of handsome, creamy white color and 
of excellent quality, making it most de- 
sirable for the best trade. It is a vigorous 
grower, ripens uniformly and a good keep- 
er. Pound 15c; 10 pounds 85c, postpaid; 
bushel $2.25, not postpaid. 
Sunflower 
MAMMOTH RUSSIAN—One of the best egg-producing foods known for poultry. Just 
what you need to fill up the vacant spots in your garden where the soil is not easily 
cultivated. Pound 30c; 10 pounds $1.50, postpaid. 
FOR WINTER PASTURE—Plant Winter Rye Grass during September. 
the fastest growing grass known. 
Barley. 
starting to grow again when fall rains set in. 
STAFFEL’S SEED OATS 
FANCY RED RUST-PROOF—We buy these 
Oats from first-class, reliable farmers 
from whom we have been buying for a 
number of years, and we pay them a prem- 
ium because we know what we are buying. 
We re-clean these Oats thoroughly and 
sack them in even weight, five-bushel 
Rye Grass is 
Makes more pasture than Wheat, Rye, Oats or 
Lasts up to latter part of June, when if given a chance will reseed itself, 

bags. We have a very heavy demand for 
this grade of Oats. We are sure you will 
be pleased with them. We will be glad 
to submit samples. Bushel $1.00; 10 bush- 
els $9.00, not prepaid. Write for prices in 
larger quantities. 

Winter Legume for Bell ).anting 
Ask for prices on Hairy Winter Vetch, Austrian Winter Peas 
and other Legumes for fall planting. 

Protect Yourself Against Potate Lo44 




Be 

Scab pits pota- 
toes and makes 
them unsalable. 
This easy po- 
tato dip disin- 
fectant gener- 
ally lowers 
costs and im- 
proves yields. 
Reduces spread 
of bacterial wilt 
or ring rot by 
the cutting 
| knife. 


Rhizoctonia reduces the quality 
and yield of potatoes. 
PRICES: 2 ounces 25c; 4 ounces 
50c; 1 pound 1.50; 5 pounds 6.50 

TREAT WITH Quick, Easy 
SEMESAN BEL 
DiP FoR LARGER POTATO CROPS 

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